This video features Dallas Goldtooth's mother, Hope Anne Two Hearts, who participated in the American Indian Movement and the Trail of Broken Treaties, including the historic takeover of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. She describes witnessing Native Americans with pride and community spirit as a transformative experience that taught her valuable lessons about identity and belonging. The conversation emphasizes the importance of family connections and cultural heritage in shaping personal identity.
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Dallas' MomAdded:
Today, I get to interview my mom. American Indian Movement, the Trail of Broken Treaties, yeah. It culminated in the takeover of the BIA. I was there to see that, [music] and I was amazed.
And just being around natives that we had pride, and we were something, and to rise us up and teach us something as youth was the most amazing gift I received in those days.
>> What does it mean to be a good relative?
Everything. Can I get a amen?
>> [laughter] >> Amen. Amen.
>> [laughter] >> All my relations.
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